When was it published?

October 29, 1876 in Pioche Daily Record

Foreign News October 29, 1876

Pioche Daily Record

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Prince Auersperg, Count Andrassy

Q: What keywords are associated?

Eastern Question, Austrian Policy, Vienna Reichrath, Prince Auersperg, Count Andrassy, Turkey Chieftains

Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada

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What is this article about?

In Vienna, Prince Auersperg, President of the Austrian Council, declared in the Reichrath that Austria's policy prioritizes maintaining peace in the Eastern Question, rejecting territorial acquisitions and focusing on empire-wide interests. Count Andrassy will strive for peace and improving conditions for Turkish chieftains.

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London, Oct. 27.-A telegram from Vienna reports that Prince Auersperg, President of the Austrian Council, replying in the Reichrath to the interpellation on the Eastern Question declared that Austria's policy was above everything to maintain peace, and consequently any aspiration toward the acquisition of foreign territory was out of the question. Count Andrassy could not suffer his policy to be influenced by the interests of different nationalities, but solely by those of the entire empire. He would continue to resolutely strive for the maintenance of peace and the amelioration of the condition of the chieftains in Turkey.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Political

What keywords are associated?

Eastern Question Austrian Policy Vienna Reichrath Prince Auersperg Count Andrassy Turkey Chieftains

What entities or persons were involved?

Prince Auersperg Count Andrassy

Where did it happen?

Vienna

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Vienna

Event Date

Oct. 27

Key Persons

Prince Auersperg Count Andrassy

Outcome

policy declaration to maintain peace, reject territorial acquisitions, and ameliorate conditions of chieftains in turkey

Event Details

Prince Auersperg replied in the Reichrath to an interpellation on the Eastern Question, stating Austria's policy prioritizes peace and rejects acquiring foreign territory. Count Andrassy's policy is influenced solely by the entire empire's interests, not nationalities, and he will strive for peace and improving Turkish chieftains' conditions.